Last week the Oklahoma Sooners came to Kansas and defeated Kansas, 20

to Oe The first downs read Kansas 11, Oklahoma 12, but the Oklahoma effense

featuring two hard-driving backs in Lebow and Heard, was too much for the
Jayhawkerse The Sooners have clinched at least a tie for the Big Six champion-
ship, and by defeating a weak Nebraska team on December 2nd, can win the title
undisputed for the second consecutive yeare They’ have only a 21-21 tie with
Missouri te mar their record. Oklahoma has not lost a college game this year.

A crowd of 20,000, a complete sell-out, is expected for the Kansas-
Missouri game at Ruppert Stadium on November 23.

Ernie Quigley has put vitality and confidence in the athletic program,
and atthough it may take two or three years for an ordinary director to show
results, I predict before the year is over Kansas will be making definite
strides to a place in the sum in her whole sports program. Another year will
see Kansas in a much different situation than she had been twelve months pre-
vious.

We will not send this Rebounds out until we can give you a flashand a
short resume of the Tiger battle. The game seems to be a toss up, and since
Kansas’ glorious victory over Missouri last year the Jayhawkers have more
than a fighting chance to twist the Tiger's tail. Anything can happen in a
Kansas<Missouri gamee

FLASH. « « - « eAt a Tiger rally on the eve of the Kansas-Missouri game,
Coach Chauncey Simpson of Missouri said he had a secret weapon to use against
the Jayhawkers. C. E. McBride, sports editor of the Kansas City Star,.called
that weapon V-3. So far as I was concerned it was just Greekto me - 278 lb.
Jim Kekeris, a McKinley High Scheel graduate from St. Louis, who had played
two years at tackle, was the Greek. He had played fullback in his high school
days, but when Don Fauret looked at him he slapped him in the line. This
big Greek plowed over and through the Kansas line like a Sherman tank. He
was the biggest thing in two shoes at Association Park. When he moved the
adipose tissue on his abdomen showed visibly from the stands and when he stood »
still the vibration of that equatorial diameter was still moving and some wag ©
could have notified the big Greek that his engine was still running, se flabby
was the "Man Mountain" of lard and other ingredients. He looked anything but
an athlete, but he leoked too tough for Kansas.

' The score was Missouri 28, Kansas 0. Kansas could have held the score
down to two touchdowns but they wildly gambled for a score and it cost them
twe teuchdowns. Everything did hapven in this football game, but not to the =

pleasure of the Kansas team or its adherents.

Now, a word for basketball. On December 4th at Topeka, Kansas, we will
engage in our first contest of the season with the Washburn Ichabods. I am
giving you our schedule, and will give you a short review as the games are
played.

Non-conference games: Dece 4 - Washburn at Topeka
Dec. 8 = Washburn at Lawrence
Dec. 12 - Rockhurst at Kansas City
. Dec. 19 - Rockhurst at Lawrence
Double-headers in Municipal Auditorium in Kansas City during the
Christmas holidays -. Dec. 22 - Moe vs Colo. and Kans. vs Ke State
Dece 23 = Mo. vs Kansas, and Nebr. vs K. State
Conference Games: January 6 - Missouri at Columbia
January 12 - Nebraska at Lawrence
January 20 = Oklahoma at Norman

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